Tottenham and Juventus target Younes Ebnoutalib as Eintracht Frankfurt plan contract talks

Eintracht Frankfurt striker Younes Ebnoutalib has attracted interest from Tottenham Hotspur and Juventus following his impressive performances in the Bundesliga this season.

According to Sky Sport, both European clubs have already communicated their interest to the player’s representatives as they monitor his development ahead of future transfer windows.

The 23-year-old has enjoyed an outstanding campaign, recording eight goals and two assists in 10 competitive appearances for Frankfurt.

His performances have made him one of the emerging attacking talents in German football, attracting attention from several prominent clubs across Europe.

Frankfurt plan to improve Ebnoutalib’s contract

Despite the growing interest, Eintracht Frankfurt are determined to retain the striker and strengthen their long-term commitment to him.

Ebnoutalib is currently under contract until June 2031, placing the Bundesliga club in a strong negotiating position.

According to Sky, Frankfurt are planning discussions over an improved salary to reward his development and strengthen their chances of keeping him at the club.

The negotiations were initially expected to be handled by former sporting director Markus Krösche but will now fall under the responsibility of incoming sporting director Joti Chatzialexiou.

Chatzialexiou, who is scheduled to officially take up his position in February 2027, reportedly rates the German international highly and is expected to prioritise discussions over his future. <Cite refs={[“turn368087search0″,”turn368087search4”]}/>

From Regionalliga football to European transfer interest

Ebnoutalib’s rise has been particularly remarkable considering where he was playing less than two years ago.

The striker featured for FC Gießen in the Regionalliga before moving to SV Elversberg, where his performances helped him earn a move to Eintracht Frankfurt.

Frankfurt secured his services in January 2026 for a reported €8 million, handing him a contract running until 2031.

His rapid development has now attracted attention from Tottenham and Juventus, with both clubs monitoring his situation.

For Frankfurt, the priority will be rewarding the striker’s progress and ensuring he remains an important part of their sporting project despite the growing interest from abroad.